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... Mitcimell, Dens, g 1 ott, 4. Alexander Watt, ,, SMr 3ruce, Nethertona i i 5. Andrew Browen, Ms,, Sre hIackie, Oldtowvn t tile .C Thomas Begric, ,, Sir Fergusoor, Newtont of Kin- ieu l ?? . , mundy.s O ri0 7. George Walker, ,, ir Tiomsnon, Nether Kinmnarndy. ...
... to the nest brother of the deceased, the Hou. Henry Lascelles, who married, in 1823, Lady Louisa Thyune, second daughter of Thomas, the second Marquis of Bath. The present Viscount has vorv numerous family. mortal remains cf tho dsceased are to interred ...
... He presumed that in consequence of some order the under-sheriff had returned the jury probably not in a very formal way. In Hardy's case, and in Horne Tooke 's and in Brandreth'a case, the panel did not appear to have been al. phabetical. Mr. Baron PARKE ...
... Green WILLIAMh HENDERSON, liepplestone Wne, BOGARTH, Morchant GAVIN IIADDEN, Manufacturer JAMES F. IlADDEN, Manufacturer JAMES HARDIE, Advocate JAhlES HADDEN of Perslcy JOHN INNES, Land.Surveyor tGEO. INGLIS, Merchant ALEX. IRVINE, Manufacturer ROBERT JOHNSTON ...
... 432, Wcat-Strand, London, 21, Wicklow-Strcct, Dublin; Mantifuctoru in Irclunil—- Canal Harbour, Dublin. MESSRS. T. AND F. HARDY, Agents for Belfast* COPY of a Letter from the Commissioners of the Metropolitan Police Force, addressed to li. C. Morcton ...
... honourable to both patties, as it shews the high opinion each has of ttie integrity of tbe other. — Globe. The notorious James Hardy V'aux, the swindler and thief, the publication of whose memoes created n con- siderable stir in England eight or nine years ...
... if necessary after these sessions. Thomas Jones, of Fayrfeed-park, farmer, was next called. An individual in the body of tbe court called oat, Thomas Jones Is dead.** A juror in attendance, whose name was also Thomas lanes, exclaimed, No, !am not dead; ...
... if necessary, after those sessions Thomas Jones, of Fayrfeed Park, farmer, was next called. Anindiv.dual in the body of the Courtcalled out Thomas Jonts is dead. A juror ia attendance, whose name was also Thomas Jones, exclaimed, ■' No, I am not dead ...
... publish Treatise on the Grecian Drama. Greek Prosody, and Versification, &c. &c. Both works may be had from Messrs. Cummins. Hardy and Walkcu, tec. Lc. The Vacation will terminate January 27. Dungannon College, Dec. 1839. (532 Carriokmacross School. REV ...
... state the inten- tions of other prisoners, and therefore they had better be asked. Mr. Thomas — l also appear, my lords, for same of the .—Are you assigned, Mr. Thomas? Mr. I'homas No, my lords. Lord Chief Justice Tindal. — Then you ought to slate for I ...
... y. He presumed that in consequence of some order the nnder-sheriff had returned the jnry probably not very formal way. In Hardy’s oast, aad in Horns Tooke*s and in Brandreth’s ease, the panel did not appear to have bean alphabetical. Mr. Baron Parks thonght ...
... Brown, Samuel, Bathconvillu do Bell, James W. Dublin e»cj. 41 Crozicr, Thomas, Dublin gentleman Crozicr, Thomas, 7*2 Fisher, John, Ballynalack, 73 Flack, Hugh, do |o 10 Bovle, Thomas, Ballaidack to i*l Black, Michael, do to Boyle, Michael, to . ...